Löydetty 2553 Tulokset: Hebrew People

• "Look, a people coming from Egypt has overrun the whole countryside. Come now and curse them for me; I may then be able to defeat them and drive them out." ' (Numbers 22, 11)

• God said to Balaam, 'You are not to go with them. You are not to curse the people, for they are blessed.' (Numbers 22, 12)

• I will load you with honours and do whatever you say. I beg you come and curse this people for me." ' (Numbers 22, 17)

• Yes, from the top of the crags I see him, from the hills I descry him: a people that dwells on its own, not to be reckoned among other nations! (Numbers 23, 9)

• There is no omen whatever against Jacob, no augury at all against Israel. Well may people say of Jacob, of Israel, 'What has God achieved?' (Numbers 23, 23)

• for here is a people like a lioness rising, poised like a lion to spring; nor will he lie down till he has devoured his prey and drunk the blood of his slain. (Numbers 23, 24)

• Now that I am going back to my own folk, let me warn you what this people will do to your people, in days to come.' (Numbers 24, 14)

• He then declaimed his poem, as follows: The Sea-people are gathering in the north, (Numbers 24, 23)

• Israel settled at Shittim. The people gave themselves over to prostitution with Moabite women. (Numbers 25, 1)

• These invited them to the sacrifices of their gods, and the people ate and bowed down before their gods. (Numbers 25, 2)

• Yahweh said to Moses, 'Take all the leaders of the people. Impale them facing the sun, for Yahweh, to deflect his burning anger from Israel.' (Numbers 25, 4)

• Moses said to the judges of Israel, 'Each of you will put to death those of his people who have committed themselves to the Baal of Peor.' (Numbers 25, 5)